Thanks for all responses!
I will try to compare both imlementations.
I'm aware about JIT (its own optimizations in conjunction with gcc ones), so
my question was only about interpreter stage (non JITed path).
Cheers.
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On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 1:38 PM, Armin Rigo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We should also mention that all, or almost all, of these optimizations
> have limited benefits in PyPy: as soon as the JIT kicks in, they are
> entirely pointless. They have a limited benefit anyway in the sense
> that they make the int
Hi,
We should also mention that all, or almost all, of these optimizations
have limited benefits in PyPy: as soon as the JIT kicks in, they are
entirely pointless. They have a limited benefit anyway in the sense
that they make the interpreter part marginally faster.
A bientôt,
Armin.
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Hi,
2013/1/19 Robert Zaremba
> Hi,
> I really like the work you do and try to support by trying to make all my
> python project runing under PyPy, being PyPy proponent, convince others to
> PyPy, putting some founding, talk about PyPy.
>
Thank you, and good luck!
> I try to learn PyPy archit
Hi,
I really like the work you do and try to support by trying to make all my
python project runing under PyPy, being PyPy proponent, convince others to
PyPy, putting some founding, talk about PyPy.
I try to learn PyPy architecture and someday contribute (if I got more free
time). I know that
